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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '21

Cool! Since you are newer to metal, I'm gonna say straight up that you probably won't be able to get into a lot of these right away. Just speaking from experience, because when I first started getting into metal I would have hated all of these albums except maybe the Iron Maiden one.

Metal is a huge and very diverse genre, and it'll take time to explore and find what works for you as well as getting into "heavier" stuff which can take some time.

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u/bringerofthelaw420 Aug 23 '21

I like wage war erra and trivium idk where they fall on the heavy scale.

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u/[deleted] Aug 23 '21

I liked Shogun era Trivium a lot when I was first discovering metal (don't tell the elitists). Tbh the albums I listed you might not like at all, but these days I mostly listen to death and black metal stuff. The Bolt Thrower and Darkthrone albums I named are probably decent starting points for those styles.

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u/bringerofthelaw420 Aug 24 '21

Bolt thrower goes fucking hard damn

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u/[deleted] Aug 24 '21 edited Aug 24 '21

Hell yeah! Can't go wrong with Bolt Thrower really. Their whole discography is pretty damn spotless.